Background: Bison Grazing Permits in Montana American Prairie, a large conservation group operating in north-central Montana, has reportedly challenged a recent decision by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) that revoked its grazing permits for a managed bison herd. These permits allowed American Prairie to graze bison on public lands, supporting their efforts in wildlife […]
Every summer, a fresh wave of “most beautiful national parks” lists makes the rounds, and Yellowstone is almost always in the conversation. That’s no surprise to Montanans who’ve watched steam rise off the Madison, glassed elk in the timbered edges of the park, or listened to wolves howl on a cold September morning. But the […]
Quick takeaways Federal authorities have ordered the update or removal of some interpretive signs in Glacier National Park and Little Bighorn Battlefield. The move is part of a nationwide review to ensure information is accurate and culturally sensitive. Potential impacts on local tourism, education, and historical interpretation in Montana. No specific timeline for replacement signs […]
Yellowstone Wildlife Encounters: Why Distance Means Safety for Montanans By [Your Name] Quick takeaways Recent reports indicate a tourist was injured after getting too close to a wild animal in Yellowstone. Wildlife in Montana and greater Yellowstone can run much faster than humans. Staying a safe distance from animals is required by law and vital […]
Yellowstone Summit: A Gathering of Outdoor Experts From February 19th through 22nd, an online Yellowstone Summit is set to bring together more than 30 experts across various fields related to Montana’s outdoor heritage. The event aims to cover topics ranging from wildlife management and habitat conservation to sustainable ranching and fishing practices. Quick Takeaways The […]